FEATURES: Nike Dri-FIT construction; broad black/dark-blue Nerazzurri striping; black grandfather collar with button placket; embroidered Inter crest and championship star; embroidered Nike Swoosh; heat-applied white Pirelli sponsor; official MILITO #22 nameset with miniature Inter crests; Serie A TIM sleeve patch; Milan St. George's Cross inner-neck detail; embroidered DRI-FIT hem branding; and individually numbered Nike AUTHENTIC jock tag (#079877336).
There is some light wrinkling/creasing visible through portions of the white Pirelli sponsor transfer, particularly through the upper horizontal elements, but the print remains complete with no major peeling or missing sections visible. The Milito nameset appears particularly clean and intact.
COMMENTS: The 2013–14 season marked the end of an era for Diego Milito at Inter Milan, serving as his final and highly frustrating campaign plagued by injuries. Returning from a severe knee injury suffered the previous season, "El Príncipe" made an explosive initial comeback on September 22, 2013, scoring a brilliant brace off the bench in a 7–0 demolition of Sassuolo. However, his momentum was immediately halted by a recurring muscle strain that sidelined him for another ten matches. He made a quiet return as a late substitute in January 2014 against Lazio, but ultimately struggled to find his peak clinical form under manager Walter Mazzarri. Over the course of the domestic campaign, Milito made just 17 Serie A appearances and scored 2 goals before bid farewell to San Siro in the summer of 2014 to make an emotional return to his boyhood Argentine side, Racing Club.
